The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-08

Frank Higgins has a monkey that carries
little dog round with it, even taking it to
the top of a tree sometimes.
a charge of extortion against two police
men has turned into case of conspiracy
against their three Chinese accusers.
Samuel McKeague has been appointed
, keeper of the kerosene warehouse, in place
of Mr.. A. w. Heydtmann, resigned.
Re Hilo correspondent of the BuHsti, re-
ports more shocks of earthquake there. also
that Mauna Loa has been smoking lively
n Parents of Lihue school children are re-
ported to be dissatisfied that the PRINCIPALS
position is stin vacant from the beginning of
The term.
Libue mill is receiving a new water motor
and Young automatic cleaner, with the
prospect OF beginning to grind the new crop
in about six weeks.
It is pleasing to report that Mr.. E. B.
Thomas was able to 90 to his Office Thurs
day, the first time lie was ont since his
recent severe illness.
The Bulletin reports the resignation of DR..
Iwai from the charge of the kakaako branch
hospital and DR.. Mouritz from that of the
Molokai leper settlement.
The four warships in port and the diplo
matte and consular offices on shore dis.
played flags Oct. 81, in honor of the birth
day of the King of Portugal.
Late arrivals at the Eagle HOUSEHOLDS.
Campbell, steamer c. Il. Bishop: Mr.. Nun
hall, Maui; Edward Lycan, Hawaii; Z. Ham
ersich, Kauai; Mr.. Dunn, Maui.
Mr.. Morris Keohokalole, clerk in the In
terror Department, was married Saturday
evening to Miss Lulu Kapena, daughter of
the late Hon. John NJ. Kapena.
A letter from Hilo to the Bulletin is as
hard on the police establishment of that dis
trlct as the correspondent who treated the
same subject in Tuesdays GAZETTE.
All the talk about town Saturday night
was on military matters. The bare mention
of possibility of the Honolulu Rifles being
S3sbanded aroused the most bitter indigna-
Large lots of sugar bags have besn re-
ceived by recent arrivals from European
ports, and are going forward by the eoasting
vessels to the plantations The Surprise
took sixty bales to Hawaii.
The firm of J. T. Graham d Co.. feed and
S1ray business, has been dissolved, MIR. a.
NNarques retiring and Mr.. II. Macfarlane
becoming responsible for the settlement of
debts due to and by the late firm.
The steamer Likelike had another large in
stalment of the Maui boom last week. Be
sides heavy shipments of general merchan-
disc plantation boiler and several larpe
iron tanks were swung on board.
Thursday was the thirty-ffth birthday of
the Emperor of Japan. 1t was celebrated Off
claly by a reception al the Japanese Con i
sulate, and popularity BIZ a reunion of that
nationality at Queen Emma Hall.
Ballots on the question of name for the
united congregations were announced at Fort
Street Church last week. They showed a
preponderating majority in favor of the body
being called the . Central Union Church.
Grove Ranch Plantation Company has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year S. B. Dole, President; a. S. Hartweli.
Alce-President; j. b. Atherton, Treasurer;
w. +. Allen, Secretary; J. II. Patty, Auditor.
Several reports of cannon from Punch
bowl disturbed the quiet of the night about
nine O'Clock Friday night. What it was all
about the peaceful portion of the community
bothered the telephoaists in vain TO dis
cover.
Four pretty water color paintings by Mr.
Barnsheld are shown n Mr.. Hewett's win
dow, Merchant street. One is a very correct
as well as artistic view of Honolulu. 4 view
OF healakekua bay, Hawaii, is a sublime sub
ject ably treated.
Our Irish friend Mr. Sproull has lust re-
celved from the Emerald Isle'' q fine selec-
tic of goods suitable for holiday presents. /
ans IS he imports direct from the factories
NJ Prices and goods will no doubt give salts
faction to his customers.
The ST. Clair-Gibson breach of promise
case, IN which the jury awarded the plain
TIN $1,000 damages, but to which verdict
counsel for defendant objected and gave
notice Of an application for a new trial. has
Just been settled for $1,000 and costs.
The six-oared crew of the Honolulu Yacht
and Boat Cl7b for the regatta are as follows:
o. Branch. L. Smith, G. t'rozier, J. Hay
Nodehouse, jr., J. |. Dowsett, jr., A. Branch.
They will row in their new boat lately re-
ceiyed from Aft. Rogers, San Francisco.
Engine Company No. had very salts
factory drill on King street last week A
Jet of prohibition entered the Anchor Saloon
sd broke some lamps. The keeper of that
place happens to be treasurer of the COM
pany, so that q claim for damages ought to
be easily adjusted.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Leman concluded his visit
TO the Islands last wednesday, leaving by
the bgtne. Consuelo for California. During
his stay he has lent his rare histrionic talent
to several entertainments and celebrations,
making very pleasant memory of his So
iourn in the community.
Mr.. NJ d. Monsarrat has Just executed a
fine piece of work III large map of the
Hutchinson Plantation, Hawaii. The map
is about five feet wide by ten feet long. and !
shows. distinctly marked, the cane lands
boundaries of different areas and other
information of value to all interested in the
properly.
The Friend for November strikes straight
out from the shoulder in favor of wiping out
opium license, consequences or no conse- !
queRces. Opinions are expressed on various
matAirs in a style that cannot but tell favor
ably upon the public mind with Dana It |
kilauea' is continued in the editorial col